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EY GDS in Argentina seeks an Early Careers Attraction Project Manager (Supervising Associate) to coordinate campus strategies and manage university engagement remotely. You will align recruiting activities, alumni input, and campus partners, ensuring teams have tools, materials, and guidance for successful engagement and relationships.
The role focuses on governance, event requests, budget tracking, and reporting, collaborating with URLs, client-serving pros, and talent teams to deliver scalable
Location: CABA
Other locations: Primary Location Only
Date: Oct 19, 2026
Requisition ID: 1753252
Early Careers Attraction Project Manager
Rank: Supervising Associate
The Opportunity
The Early Careers Attraction Project Manager will serve as the central coordinator for EY's project manager led school strategy, leading the execution of campus strategy plans and ensuring alignment across recruiting teams, alumni stakeholders, and campus partners. This role will virtually manage and support stakeholder teams responsible for university engagement efforts, ensuring they have the resources, tools, materials, communications, and guidance needed to effectively support stakeholders and maintain strong campus relationships. The individual will oversee campus strategy, communications, governance processes, event and engagement requests, budget tracking, and reporting.
Your Key Responsibilities
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What We Look For
We are looking for individuals who demonstrate a relationship-first mindset while maintaining a strong commitment to process integrity and fairness. The ideal candidate thrives in a highly collaborative environment, values consistency and accountability, and is motivated to enhance both candidate and stakeholder experiences at scale.
EY’s Commitment to Fairness and Consistency
This role operates within established recruiting frameworks and does not influence hiring decisions. All referrals are managed consistently, with no preferential treatment, and communication is provided transparently without overpromising outcomes.